The Belleville Telescope from Belleville, Kansas • Page 2

HON. W. J. BAILEY. Grand Republican Rally BAILEY AND ALLEN Hon.

W. J. Bailey, candidate for Governor, and Henry J. Allen will address the citizens of Republic county on political topics at BELLEVILLE, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPT. 19, AT SCANDIA IN THE EVENING OF SAME DAY Bailey has a national reputation as an orator, and Henry J.

Allen, editor of the Ottawa Herald, has a wide and enviable fame as a -1-1- miss the best thing of your life if you fail to hear these distinguished orators. This will be the only chance during the campaign to hear Bailey of Baileyville, the famous orator and the next Governor of Kansas. 14. BY MRS. 13.

D. WILLIAMS. Mrs. Bradley has on the sick list the last week. Charles Houdek left for Nebraska last Tuesday.

Mrs. Tom Bugler left last week for Horton, Kansas. Mrs--Singleton returned from Lincoln this week. Mrs. John Goellei' entertained relatives from abroad last week.

Prank Barnett and family visited relatives in Narka last Sunday. Miss Mary Washeck visited friends in Wytnore, Nebraska last week. Joe Novak and Abe Northup drove to Belleville Tuesday evening. Mrs. Dr.

Hall expects to go to California soon to spend several months. Cline Preble has received his new safe and will soon be ready for business. Williams and wife attended the show last Tuesday night, at Belleville. "Jim Graham and wife spent several days with A. A.

Baird and wife last week. The new agent Mr. Doyle and family will move into the Lasher home this week. Ben Hull and wife are visiting their daughter Mrs. Wm.

Wright in Oklahoma. The fire company intend giving a dance in the Preble building the 19th of this month. A few friends surprised Frank Powers last Sunday evening, it being his 31at birthday. Mrs. Wokal's cousipj who has been her for several weeks, return- ed to her home tn the western part of the state last Tuesday.

i Mrs. Wagner of Kansas City is at the Richland Hotel giving instructions 1 in dressmaking. The Sherman family moved from the farm to town in order to send their children to school. Mr. VanGordon and wife of Clyde are spending a few days with J.

M. Davidson and wife. John Kesl left Saturday night for St. Joe to buy goods. His brother Charley accompanied him.

Miss Lena Ryba sang a very pretty selection at the M. E. church Sunday evening entitled "Only Tired." Auditor Mc( ue of the Foster Lumber Company was. in town Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Fortune Favors A Texau.

"Having distressing pains in head, back and stomach, and being without appetite, I began to use Dr. King's New Life Pill's," writes W. P. Whitehead, of Kenned ale, -'and soon felt like a new man." Infallible in stomach and liver troubles. Only 25c at Armstrong Co's drug store.

Munden Department. C. A. BAIRD. Two cars of stock were shipped from here this week.

A. Wegal boiught a fine bunch of steers last week. A. Strnad was somewhat under the weather one day last week. Ray Wells is back at the depot again after laying off for a few days.

We noticed last Sunday that the gambling den waBAransferred to Room No. 18601, Box Car Hotel. It must be Union 15 Plenty of dust blowing the last few days. George Mikesell shelled corn Monday and Tuesday of this week. He is hauling it to Rydal.

Floy Nelson is on the sick list this week. Miss Humphrey, who has been employed as "principal of the Union Valley Schools, was in these parts Monday. Elmer Johnson and famiiy of Republic, visited in Union, Sunday. D. A.

Bowen is on the sick list this week. Frank Pedrick, of Scandia is working for J. T. Johnson. Will Cundifi and family spent Sunday at D.

A. Bovvens. J. T. Johnson is cutting eane for I.

Bowersox. L. M. Johnson aud family of Scandia spent Sunday in Union. Jessie Stockdick was baptized in the Republican river, Monday.

Meeting continues the remainder of the week. Large crowds are in attendance. Arthur Cooper is cleaning out the cistern at the school house this week. Pearl Bowersox is slowly, recovering from her recent illness. Mrs.

Robins is reported very sick. Lyle Davis and sister visited friends in south Union Snnday. Minnie Beems of Courtland was a Union visitor Sunday. D. C.

Bowersox and Elmer Bowersox and family visited at Jerome liowersox's Sunday Adjusting the-Mutual called J. R. Bowersox to Washington County Tuesday. J. W.

Nelson is putting in a platform and steps at the Union Valley school house. It helps the looks of the building James Curry threshed Tuesday. The Ramsey machine did the work. W. Rowprsnv to Russel $100 Reward, $100.

The reader's of this" 'paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its-stages: and thatiis Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a contitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern allyracting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

Address, a. J. CHENEY Toledo, O. Sold by Druggist, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are best.

last Friday where he commences a nine months term in the city schools, The Carnival muttiug at the Ambrose school house, last Wednesday night was weli attended, but no understanding was arrived at, as to what Union would do for the Carnival. Another meeting is to be held at Union alley evening. No reason why your cow should kick over the milk us Fly Oil. Sold by Doherty. Around the Circle.

BY LIZZIE KINZIE. Grandma Daggett returned home from Osborne county last week after a three months' absence. The Red Top' school commenced Monday morning with Miss Mary Mc- Ghashan as teacher. Milton Hillery cut corn for J. H.

Kinzie Tuesday. Hulseleft Monday for a visit in Missouri. Dave Newcomer's of Belleville spent Sunday at George Henry's. Mrs. Dave Riddlebarger left Monday morning for Nampa, Idaho for a visit with her son Bert and his family.

Mrs. Libby Hillery was on the sick list this week. A. Griffith is hauling lumber for a new barn. Libbie Hulse has returned home after a few weeks' for, Mrs.

L. Williams. Ida Fikeand H. Myers baled for John Bainbridge Monday hay Owes His Life to a Neighbor's Kindness. P.

D-aug-h ANeTC Jersey Editor's T. Lynch; Editor 6f the Phillipsburg N.J. Daily Post, writes: "I -have used many kinds" of medicines and colds in my family but never anything so good as Foley's Honey and Tar. I cannot say'' too much in praise of it." Sold by all dealers. Courtland Items.

AMY HOYT GLENN. Wm. Freeburg was transacting bus- ness at Scandia Monday. Dr. Crofford, from Missonri, is spending the week with his cousin, Mrs.

Arthur Stewart. Old Gentleman Hallberg fell from the secpnd story of a building one day last week and dislocated his shonlder. He is getting along nicely however, under the care of Dr. Roberts. A few of the friends of F.

Chroniger gave them an enjoyable surprise last Thursday night in honor of their departure for Russell county. Mrs. Gene Stewart of Horton, who has been in Colorado for a vacation, stopped' off here-onher way home a few days' visit with her brother Dr. Stewart. J.

T. Davis and daughter Myrtle are visiting relatives in Jpwa. Mrs. Harry Marly returned Tuesday from Seward, Nebraska, where she has been for thepastfew weeks. Mr.

W. P. Smith left Tuesday for Nevada, for few weeks' sojourn with her daughter. Lew Shelton's barber shop is nearly completed. It is a very neat little place.

Lloyd Gilworth has opened a billiard hall in the old hardware building. Mrs. Amy Hoyt Glenn returned Sunday from a few weeks with-friends in and around A very pleasasant birthday party was held at the Whitely home Friday night in honor of the seventeenth anniversary of Miss Hallier's birth. The evening was enjoy ably spent in music and Ice cream and cake was served as a repast. throughout Mercer and Sumner coun ties, most likely owes his life to the kindness of a neighbor.

He was almost hopelessly afflicted with diarrhoea, was attended by two physicians who gave him little if any relief, when a neighbor learning of his serious condition brought him a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy, which cured him less Lbfuj 24 hours. For sale by Armstrong Co. Feet swolleu to Immense Size. "I had kidney trouble so bad," says J. J.

Cox of Valley View, "that I could not work, my feet were swollen to immense size and I was confined to my bed and physicians were unable to give me any relief. My doctor finally prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure which made a well man of me." Avoid serious results of kidney or bladder disorder by taking Foiey's Kidney Cure. Sold by all dealers. very elevating to squat on the floor a box car and play poker all day Sun day. C.

E. Ramsey of Nora, Nebraska visited friends in town Sunday. E. D. Bughee has been suffering late' ly with a lame arm caused by rheuma-- tism.

Wright Kelly, wife, and daughter left one day last week for their home in Kentucky. Several from this point went to' Belleville Friday to hear Governor Bailey speak. The Narka ball team was billed to play at this placd Friday but failed to put in an appearance. F. A.

McCall and J. W. Kelly have sold their farm south of Hubbell to Wilcox of that place. F. R.

Bachelor and family went to Belleville Saturday evening and remained over Sunday visiting relatives at that place. Politics in this "neck of the woods" is very quiet. The Independent ticket is not taking the hold it was expected it would. The Chicago Lumber Company received two more cars of lumber Monday. This makes nine cars received since the yard has 1 been moved.

Mrs. Fray has opened up a restaurant in the building just south of Bachelor's hardware store and will be ready for customers at all times during the day. Bixler, Gleason received a carload of wagons and buggies last week. They are erecting an implement house in the south part of town and intend to carry a full line of farm imp-, lements. LOW PRICE SALE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.

MY LOW PRICE SALE is now on and will last all the time, the stock is the largest in the city and the quality is.the best. I also carry THE CELEBRATED W. L. Douglas Shoe, S6e Best on Earth for Ufte Money. COME IN AND I WILL let you inspect my goods you will be satisfied that the quality and prices are as represented.

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